1. Enanthate

enanthate is a type of injectable testosterone that is derivative of the primary endogenous androgen testosterone.

As it’s a long acting derivative, a dose of approximately 100 to 200 mg, to start, of this form of testosterone is commonly administered via intramuscular injection (IM) every five to seven days. This should bring a patient within optimal ranges (800 ng to 1000 ng). Every patient is different, however. Baseline testosterone levels and other factors may influence initial dose and maintenance plan. It is important to note that this type of testosterone should never be injected into the vein and should be done by a medical doctor or under supervision of a medical professional.

2. Cypionate

This type of testosterone is considered a “long acting” testosterone, metabolized in approximately seven to eight days. Similar to enanthate, treatments involving cypionate usually start with a dose of approximately 100 mg to 200 mg, but only administered every seven days. The dosages vary with each patient and depends on your testosterone blood levels and your medical condition.

3. Propionate

This type of testosterone is a slow-releasing anabolic steroid with a short half-life of 4.5. allows users to run short Testosterone Propionate cyclesin the range of 8 – 10 weeks, sometimes in as little as even 6 weeks. 2 This is due to the shorter time required for optimal blood plasma levels to be achieved because of the faster release. This testosterone ester can peak in the blood within hours of being administered and metabolized over three days. Injections should be administered every two to three days.

Propionate requires frequent injections compared to other types of testosterone such as cypionate or enanthate.

But the good news are that there are some products that mox between propionate and other long active derivatives.